Meet the British families who welcome asylum seekers into their homes
With the Government failing to provide accommodation, growing numbers face winter on the streets – and overstretched charities say they are left bearing the brunt
Claudia Tanner, journalist
I’m a qualified journalist with 15 years’ experience in writing, editing and designing in print, web, local and national newspapers and magazines. Specialising in human interest stories, I’ve been real life editor (digital) at The i Paper for the past two years, covering a range of subjects including health, social injustice, personal finance and topical issues. Previously health reporter at Mail Online and deputy editor of Candis magazine.
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The 20,000 A-level and GCSE pupils 'abandoned' with no grades due to resits or home-schooling
An estimated 20,000 pupils, many from disadvantaged backgrounds, are unable to go on for further study and will be forced to fall behind a year
All we know so far about 'long haul' Covid – estimated to affect 600,000 people in the UK
i spoke to Professor Tim Spector of King’s College London who developed the Covid-19 tracker app
Fears chronic pain sufferers may fall through the cracks if medication is banned
Following NICE’s draft guidelines advising paracetamol, ibuprofen, aspirin and opioids are not given for chronic primary pain, the Royal College of GPs said sometimes medication is ‘the only thing that brings relief’
Pain 'worse than childbirth' – thousands of women facing long waits for endometriosis care
With disruption to NHS services caused by Covid-19, experts call for endometriosis patients to be prioritised because of its detrimental impact on quality of life
Grandmother with terminal cancer died weighing three stone after DWP stopped benefits
In Parliament today, MP Jessica Morden will make a plea to the UK Government to fix the benefits system for terminally ill people
The 'excluded' 3m self-employed angry pleas for help were ignored in Rishi Sunak's mini-budget
Rishi Sunak’s mini-budget: The ‘excluded’ 3 million self-employed angry that their pleas for help were ignored Some people who have ‘fallen through the cracks’ are reportedly feeling suicidal, while some business owners fear they will have to give up their livelihoods
An estimated three million self-employed workers have been left frustrated and devastated as they tuned in to watch Chancellor Rishi Sunak deliver his mini-budget statement only to have their hopes for financial help dashed.
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Worker at Asda's coronavirus-hit Kober meat factory says safety measures 'haven't worked'
An employee who works at the Kober Ltd meat processing plant has given an insight into the working conditions at the business before it was forced to shut following an outbreak of coronavirus.
One in ten are suffering coronavirus post viral effects which experts say is 'a big problem'
One in ten have symptoms after three weeks, and some may suffer for months say researchers who designed the Covid Symptom Study app
How parents try to teach their children about race after George Floyd killing
How parents are trying to teach their children about race after the George Floyd killing We asked parents how they’ve handled explaining racism to their children and spoke to experts about what they recommend
'My mother's fertility doctor secretly fathered me – and he's still practising'
Jessica Stavena has spoken out for the first time after finding her half-siblings via a DNA website
Experts warn of misdiagnosis of Covid-19 instead of Kawasaki disease in children
Specialists fear more patients with Kawasaki Disease may not get the critical early treatment they need
'Lives risked' by GPs sent to Covid-19 hubs then seeing own patients without PPE
There are concerns about the GP-led centres given reports that vital equipment is still failing to get to the frontline
'Being in coronavirus lockdown has made me realise I live with an abuser'
John says he ignored some red flags early on in his relationship and now isolation has become ‘a pressure cooker’
'I'm a mother-of-two and I regret having children'
Jess, 38, says she wishes she hadn’t felt social pressure to have children as she believes she’d be happier without them
'My narcissism almost drove my wife to suicide and I'm trying to change'
Sarah and Marc Griffiths, who have two sons together, discuss how they are trying to save their 25-year marriage
Dubai hospital refuses to release Brit's baby unless he pays £170K
Azhar Saleem’s Emirati wife’s visa was rejected and baby Amal was born prematurely in Dubai weighing just 0.88Ibs
Some children can't get treatment for the little-known illness PANDAS
Parents of children with Pandas – brought on by infections such as strep throat – have been told the recommended treatment won’t be funded
How the financial cost of cancer left this woman homeless
Rocio Jason-Henry is not alone – four in five people say they feel the financial impact of cancer
I had an abortion and I'm not ashamed - we need to talk about it more
Claire Rammelkamp talks about why she’s written a comedy play which draws on her own experience of having a termination when she was 20
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